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Bridgestone Potenza Adrenalin Re 002


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As the title suggests. Looking for my next set of tyres. Got quoted $535 inc for 245/35/19's today, yet havent shopped around yet.

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They are listed in the bridgestone book, but when the tyre shop checked they havent landed yet and wont for about 2 mths. This quote was at rural Dunlop tyre shop, so sure I can get a better price in a major town. If anyone is keen to inquire I'd be interested to see price differences throughout the states and dealers.

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The re002 is suited to small cars, better off looking at other tyres in the range. Although the price jumps up a bit.

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Thanks dre, how do you figure that? I'd expect that they wouldn't make the tire in the size I'm after if it wasn't suited, just my opinion though. Need others and experiences with Re001 even first so I can make an informed decision.

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they advertised it when they released the new tyres.

The re050a are a nice tyre but a bit $$

If your after something cheaper and decent I have got Pirelli pzero nero's on the car at the moment and they are not bad at all! (heaps better than the OEM)

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I have the re001 on my Gtr, great tyre when you buy them, getting a little noisy now. Going to buy a full set of Yokohamas or Michelins next.

I don't rate pirellis at all, by the time they wear out you swear your wheels bearings are gone and it turns out to be the Tyres

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I'm happy with mine, still manage to grip even after the tune so I'm happy. And they are cheap too so I can change them if they go bad.

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They look the same as the dunlop tyre but with a better rim guard built in. I quite like them, grip heaps better than I thought although it took a couple of days to come good. They are heaps better than the factory dunlops in every way, and at around 280 a corner I can't complain.

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